ISRO big achievement launched 36 satellites 5805 tonn on LVM3 rocket make new record details

Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has once again created history in space. ISRO has achieved a new feat by launching 36 satellites simultaneously in the low Earth orbit. After the successful launch of satellites, ISRO has now set it as a record. These satellites have been launched under the OneWeb India 2 mission.

ISRO has launched these satellites from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh on 26th March i.e. Sunday. This launch has been done around 9 am. Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota successfully launched these satellites. The rocket carrying them is ISRO’s heaviest rocket. According to ANI report, ISRO has successfully launched satellites with such heavy weight through this rocket. Its weight is 643 tonnes and length is 43.5 meters. Interestingly, ISRO has so far made 5 successful launches with this satellite carrying rocket. The 36 satellites sent in it weighed 5805 tonnes. Which is a record in itself.

Regarding this mission, it has been told in the report that this is the second commercial satellite mission of New Space India which is connected to LVM3-M3. This mission is being run in collaboration with British company M/s One Web. OneWeb is a United Kingdom communications company. Along with this, companies from India, France, Japan, America, South Korea are also involved in partnership. The head quarter of the company is in London. The company is working for broadband services worldwide.

This mission is also important for ISRO in another way, because it was the biggest order for ISRO till date. In which today, on March 26, 36 satellites were to be sent into space simultaneously. Under the mission, 72 satellites are to be sent into orbit in this manner. Therefore, this is one of the biggest orders of ISRO and also a big success for the company.